As I have stated before in my review of the soundtrack to "Walk The Line", I am not a fan of country music. But once again a movie has made me take a detour into that territory. Tammy Wynette's "Stand By Your Man" is played during the opening credits of the film "Five Easy Pieces", and other Tammy songs are featured in the film. After seeing it a couple of times, I couldn't get her music out of my head, so I bought this CD. I have to admit that I like every song to some degree, and I attribute this to Tammy's vocal skills. She takes you into her world of love and heartbreak in and out of apartments and barrooms, and makes you see it and feel it. I especially like "D-I-V-O-R-C-E", with its clever use of spelled-out words, which Tammy handles superbly. I also want to mention the excellent harmony she contributes in the duet with David Houston, "My Elusive Dreams". Tammy makes all of this sound so easy, and I'm sure it isn't. If it was, we'd have 100 Tammy Wynettes, but, nope, there is only one.

I grew up listening to tammy and other female artist, love her music. It's a shame she passed away, but we can still hear her music.I would recommend her greatest hits to anyone who love's her old hit's.

tammy is was and always will be one of the top 5 female country singers ever

well my name is brandon m and let me get started.ok let me tell u about tammy.she is my home girl i mean i now all of her songs and i am only 14.i love her with all my heart i mean she is bigger than life to me.so if i had 2 giv this cd a number it would be bigger than some old 5 it would be infinity so peace$